Eye-Fi, makers of the auto-uploading Wi-Fi SD cards, has added some video to the mix. The new cards also double capacity to 4GB.
Named “Eye-Fi Share Video and Eye-Fi Explore Video”, the cards work in the same way as the regular photo cards — they connect to your wireless network and automatically send pictures up to your online site of choice. Right now the video versions will send footage to either YouTube or Flickr.
The Eye-Fi Explore Video will also use the Wi-Fi networks to triangulate your position and add the geo-location data to the mix. Both are available for pre-order now for $80 and $100 respectively. And don’t worry — both cards still work with photos, too. If only the folks at Eye-Fi would sell these outside of the US. We take photos too, you know.
Press release [Eye-Fi]
Product page [Eye-Fi]
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